Very nice. I really like that ETHEL BUCCOLA clump. So pretty.

wow, shelby really stands out with the bold pink so much on the petals! Like it. also like the subtle shading on the last one. very nice! :)

I like all of them but English Lavender would be my pick :-) but definitely would be a test case here since it is EV but I see it is a late bloomer. Are your late bloomers opening already?

Julia

Julia - None of those Florida lates are really late for me. They seem to be more midseason bloomers. But English Lavender does have instant rebloom scapes coming, so it will be blooming late because of that. I can't really tell what's what this time. The earlies were two to three weeks late and some of midseason bloomers seem to be on their regular schedule. And I have both earlies and mids that are going to be very, very late - first blooms in July. It's a crazy mixed-up season.

Debra

I'm a big fan of near whites so I'm picking Green Mystique and Winter Treasure as my favorites from this lovely bunch.
Val

Woohoo, a bunch of beauties, including some really pretty spiders. I'm just going back & forth through them & not gonna pick a favorite from them, they are all beautiful. Well, maybe I can, Shelby & Jitterbug Blues. Those multi flower shots are so pretty.

So many more pretty ones. what a great time of year! Of course I love Asian Fairy Bluebird. The Ethel Buccola clump is irresistible.
Winter Treasure and Jitterbug Blues look great. But I think Shelby is my pick tonight.
kay

OH DEBRA,I do like ASIAN FAIRY BLUEBIRD . its a beauty. and GREEN MYSTIQ is a beauty, too.that clump
ofETHEL BUCCOLA is very pretty, too.ands I love
ENGLISH LAVENDER too, as well as winter treasure.hope I remembered that right.didnt want to backtack. so pretty.

jean

For those of you who liked Shelby, as the sun shines on the blooms, they curl and twirl very nicely. I'll have to take an evening shot this week.

Debra

You have some real beauties in this group. Ethel Bucolla is my favorite.
Linda

I love the clump shots, but my favorites are English lavender and Winter Treasure. Marg